The document discusses the vision of success as prepared by Ravaliya Vivek K. for their civil engineering course. It defines success as both internal success, including personal fulfillment and self-esteem, as well as external success such as awards and promotions. Contributors are said to have a deeper definition of success beyond just material gains. The document provides examples of the differences between internal and external success and visions of success from Karan Desai and Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam, the former president of India who is cited for overcoming challenges and maintaining devotion to goals.

1. PROJECT ON VISION OF SUCCESS
PREARED BY :RAVALIYA VIVEK K.
EN NO :110210106017
BRANCH :CIVIL

2. UNIT 3: VISION OF SUCCES
SUCCESS = INNER SUCCESS + EXTERNAL SUCCESS
...Not only external rewards but also deepener fulfilment
Explore the meaning of success in your life.
Contributors have a deeper and wider definition of success
than Non-contributors. While Non-contributors define
success in terms of material success, achievement, external
impact, etc. Contributors are able to deepen and widen
this definition of success to include personal fulfilment,
development of self-esteem, ongoing development of
personal capabilities, etc.

3. CHART OF SUCCESS

4. EXPAND VISION OF SUCCESS

5. DIFFRENCE BETWEEN SUCCESS
EXTERNAL SUCCESS
• AWARDS
• BEATING COMPITATION
• FINANCIAL INCENTIVES
• PROMOTIONS
INNER SUCCESS
• THE EXCITEMENT OF
OVERCOME CHALLENGES
• SELF –CONFIDENCE & SELF-ESTEEEM
• BUILDING NEW
CAPABILITIES
• AGREE TO FACE NEW
CHALLANGE

6. KARAN VISION DESAI VISION

7. REAL EXAMPALE OF VISION OF
SUCCESS
Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam
Aerospace engineer;
Professor and chancellor of the IIST;
11th President of India from 2002 to 2007;
Popularly known as, “People’s President”.
Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam says –
“We should not give up and
we should not allow the
problem to defeat us.”
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“Three things are important for success –
design capability, goal setting and
realization, and the strength to withstand
the setbacks.”
“To succeed in your mission, you must have
single-minded devotion
to your goal.”